10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHONDROMATA»
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1
Orthopedics of the Upper and Lower Limb
Synovial. Chondromata. Many people believe that under the influence of
abnormal stimuli, connective tissue cells may become transformed into any
specialized mesodermal tissue of the body like bone or cartilage. Hence,
synovial fringes ...
2
A Monograph of Diseases of Nose & Throat
Nasal chondromata are round or oval in shape, presenting an irregular surface of
the color of the surrounding mucous membrane. They are to be distinguished
from deflections, or deformities of the nasal septum, which always present a ...
Chondromata sec. * Chondromat. synov. Chondromat. synov. Chondr. periost. *
Chondr. parostale Chondr. parost. * Chondr. parost. Chondr. sec. Chondroma
sec. * Chondromata sec. Chondromata sec. Chondromata sec. Chondromata sec
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A Reference Handbook of the Medical Sciences Embracing the ...
The cells vary much in shape and in size; in the hyaline chondromata they
usually are round and large; in the fibrous form they are often small and irre ularly
shaped. When the intercellular substance is so t and similar to mucus, the cells
are ...
Albert Henry Buck, Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 1901
5
Treasury of Human Inheritance: Hereditary disorders of bone ...
Pfeiffer9 collected from records 34 cases of chondroma of the pelvis, and
Clippers10 in 1892, reviewing the statistics of Weber and others, mentions the
fact that about 25 "I of chondromata arise from soft tissues and 75 7 arise from
bones (44 ...
6
The International Encyclopædia of Surgery: A Systematic ...
Sch-uh mentions the case of a girl, twelve years old, who had chondromata on all
the bones of the skeleton except those of the cranium and vertebral column. They
are circumscribed or diffuse; but the latter form is rare. There are, however ...
7
The international encyclopedia of surgery: a systematic ...
As to the situation of chondromata, Williams gives us the information, based upon
an analysis of seventy-two cases, that thirty-eight per cent. (Gurlt says 21.5
percent.) occur in the parotid, twenty-two percent. (14.6 per cent., Gurlt) in the
hand, ...
8
The American Journal of Orthopedic Surgery
Exostoses and Chondromata and Conditions Resulting from their Growth. By Ch.
Lenormant, Paris. Revue d'Orthopidie, May, 1905. Lenormant has made an
extensive study of the effect of growth of exostoses and chondromata. The article
is ...
9
The International Encyclopaedia of Surgery: A Systematic ...
Schuh mentions the case of a girl, twelve years old, who had chondromata on all
the bones of the skeleton except those of the cranium and vertebral column. They
are circumscribed or diffuse; but the latter form is rare. There are, however ...
10
AANA Advanced Arthroscopy: The Hip
Ifthe notch is filled with a mat of chondromata, the mass is removed with a
combination of curettes, picks, and shavers (Fig. 6-6). If the notch has
encroaching osteophytes, osteophytectomy using along 4-mmhipburr,curettes,
and picks ...
J.W. Thomas Byrd, Carlos A. Guanche, 2010
